I hope everyone is having a nice week! 😊 I've mentioned and tested apps to sell internet bandwidth like Pawns and Honeygain before on this channel. So, I wanted to make a more in-depth video covering this kind of hustle. It certainly won't make anyone rich, but hopefully it helps you earn a tiny bit more if you're looking for some easy passive income. Thanks for watching and for the support as always 💖
Thanks for letting me know, and for watching! It is frustrating since your location determines so much of how much you make. I barely made anything when living outside Toronto but have earned more when living in the states or traveling. Really great point!
I think selling bandwidth can work then, but it all depends on how in-demand an IP address is. When I was near Toronto a lot of these apps didn't work so well but some have worked better as I travel. Thanks very much for watching! :)
Have you ever tried using unlimited download? Find out more about FUP (Fair Usage Policy). As far as I have tested with Vi and Airtel, there is a monthly download limit of 2.2 TB and 3.3 TB p.m., respectively. So, how you are writing that it is unlimited surprises me. After 2.2 and 3.3 TB are utilized, speed will become dial-up. I don't understand how much Tom Blake earned. He wrote $6 per GB in the thumbnail or title, which doesn't look feasible, and he hasn't provided any proof, making it a clickbait video like many others. It's disheartening to see creators like Tom Blake churning out these repetitive, unhelpful videos with luring video titles to make viewers click these videos, which actually don't work in the real world as shown in the videos. I've come across more than 500 of these in the past year alone and tested and checked the comments also and thus wrote so. It's time for a change, don't you think? Tom Blake: Why does the internet company not sell bandwidth for $6/GB instead of paying you? If that sounds logical, then answer. Rajesh
very good question; I was still profitable when using phone farming back in the day and didn't notice a bump in electricity spend. But the real cost can be device wear-and-tear by running a device all the time. This is why I usually test and use spare/old phones :)
